Compliance360 puts fair housing, fee transparency, listing consistency, accessibility, image integrity and a legal-grade archive in one jurisdiction-aware view, then closes the loop until every fix is verified.
Five surfaces are scored together in Compliance360, and FrameCheck guards the imagery behind them. They share your properties, your jurisdictions and one audit trail, so nothing falls between tools.
Jurisdiction-aware language analysis across listings, websites, paid social and Google, including the portfolio-wide “blast radius” of a single phrase.
Daily audits of advertised vs. total price. Flags mandatory fees missing from the headline number before the FTC or your state AG does.
Catches the moment a listing on Apartments.com, Zillow or Apartment List drifts from what your PMS says: rent, beds, fees, amenities.
WCAG 2.1 AA scanning of key pages and the application flow, an honest review aid that never labels a site “ADA compliant.”
The source of truth for every image that represents a property. Registers each photo against the original in your own archive and shows exactly what changed. Then a person decides.
Point-in-time captures of what a consumer actually saw: replayable, hash-chained, and ready to flag for legal hold.
Compliance360 carries every issue all the way through: it finds every listing you run, flags what breaks the rules where that property sits, keeps watching, captures the proof, and closes the loop. Then it starts again.
Every listing, website, ad and image you run, across every ILS and channel.
5 listing sources per propertyWhat breaks the rules in that city and state, ranked by exposure.
9 jurisdictions resolvedContinuous coverage, so a fixed issue that comes back is caught again.
65% of surfaces monitoredPoint-in-time captures on a verified chain: what a renter actually saw.
62 captures, chain verifiedFix it once, re-scan to verify everywhere, with a full audit trail.
87% verified on re-scanCompliance360 isn’t a silo. Every finding flows into the same dashboards, reports and analyst as the rest of your portfolio.
“Everything we watched, and everything we didn’t.” A board-ready record per property, with a document hash.
Fee Transparency and Listing Consistency sit next to ILS and BI, with the most urgent item first.
Paul answers from the stored evidence and says how he measured it. An unknown question gets nothing, not a guess.
Yardi, Entrata, RealPage and more feed the rules, and every ILS is checked against them.
FTC fee rules, state all-in pricing laws, the FARE Act, AB 723 and serial accessibility filings all land on the same listing. Manual QA and vendor spot-checks can’t keep up. Compliance has to be automated, auditable and ongoing.
Get a compliance snapshotAdvertising rent without every mandatory fee is an enforcement priority. Intent doesn’t matter.
State fee-disclosure and source-of-income laws are expanding city by city.
Accessibility and fair-housing suits concentrate on exactly the patterns scanners miss.
Surprise fees and mismatched listings cost leases before they cost fines.
Fee transparency is one of six surfaces in Compliance360. Existing FTCM customers keep everything they have today, plus coverage, jurisdictions, evidence and resolution across the other five.
FTC fee and rental-advertising rules, state and city fee-disclosure laws (including all-in pricing and the FARE Act), fair-housing protected classes including source of income, WCAG 2.1 AA for accessibility review, and image-disclosure rules like California AB 723. Each is resolved per property.
No, and nothing honestly can. Automated scanning reliably detects about 30–40% of WCAG success criteria. We present findings as a review aid, never a compliance determination.
SiteArchiver captures the rendered page on a schedule and on change, and writes each capture to a hash-chained ledger so you can replay exactly what a consumer saw on a given date.
Fee transparency compliance requires property managers to clearly disclose all mandatory fees (like trash, tech, pet, or package fees) in advertised rent prices. The FTC and state regulators are actively enforcing these rules, and non-compliance can result in legal action, fines, and reputational damage.
The Compliance Monitor automatically scans your property website and ILS listings daily to verify all mandatory fees are properly disclosed in advertised pricing. It captures timestamped screenshots as evidence, detects missing fee disclosures, and sends instant alerts when compliance issues are found.
The Fee Transparency Compliance Monitor is available as an add-on starting at $49 per property per month. It can be added to any Brynsights plan and includes daily audits, visual evidence archiving, and instant alert notifications.
Manual QA and vendor tools alone cannot keep up with daily listing changes across multiple ILS platforms. The FTC is actively sending warning letters to property management software providers and operators. Automated monitoring provides continuous compliance verification with audit trails that protect you if regulators come calling.
When a compliance issue is detected (like a missing mandatory fee in your advertised rent), you receive an instant alert notification. The system captures a timestamped screenshot of the violation as evidence, and you can fix the issue before it becomes a regulatory problem or consumer complaint.
We’ll run a snapshot on a live property and walk you through the surfaces, jurisdictions and evidence.
